, 1887-11-10

NV YORK, Nov. A Washington
special to the Sun says that PTasi-
dent Cleveland's cabinet will be re-
cast the latter part of this month.
Secretary Lamar Will go on the su-
Preme bench, and postmaster general
Villas will be made secretary of the
interior. The dispatch further states
that Don NJ. Dickinson, of Michigan,
will be the next postmaster general,
unless he declines the appointment,
which has been rendered him.
ST. Louis, Nov. 4.-The remains Of
exploded dynamite bombs were found
last night in the ruins of the four
teenth street explosion, but detectives
believe they We're placed there yes
terday by some Of tho sensarionalists
Whoihaye been writing to the news
papers claiming that th1y We're the
agents of horrible crimes.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IA fire
earl Y this morning en- College street
caused Il loss of $4,000 to Weakley &
Warren's furniture stock, ST 900 TO
Atwell ~ Mcadp's furniture stock.
and $4,000 to Webb. Leaveuson Il
Cos hardware stock. The loss on
the building is S65,OOO. The insur-
ance amounts to three quarters Of the
loss. During the progress of the
fire the walls of the building fell and
number of people We're Injured.
some probably fatally. Telegraph
and telephone wires In nearly all di-
rections were burned.
CmCAGo, Nov 4.-Early this morn
ing In "a lonely part of the west side
of the city, police officer kegan was
| found, lying dead on his back, with a
wound III his forehead, evidently
made with some blunt instrument.
The officer was murdered while ON
his beat and when found still clasped
his revolver in his hand; but it had
not been discharged. No clue as yet
to the assassin.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov 1.-Two large
failures occurred here today, Hess
Myer i Co. wholesale dry goods and
notions; and Henel Il Wolf, who are
dealers In hats and caps. Liabilities
and assets are not stated.
BosToN, Nov "A. L. Peck & Co.
wholesale dealers III hats and caps,
failed today with liabilities between
forty and fifty thousand dollars.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 4.-Tuck A
Gee was hanged in the Lexington
jail at noon today for The murder oi
his brother in-law, James Faulkner
September %, 1886. This is the first
execution of white man in Ken
tucky sinse the war.
| SAN FRANCIgco, Nov4.-The steam
ship New York arrived this afternoon
from Hong Kong, with dates to Oct
llth. Paymaster Markham. who de,
campad to America with $4,000, haC
a preliminary hearing at Hong Kons
and was committed for trial. Severa
men of war have left Hong Kong il
search of the British war ship whicl
has been missing for more than three
months.
SAN FRANCISco, Nov. 3.-The jury
in the case of Frank L. Northey, in,
dicted for jury bribery, rendered ;
verdict OF conviction last night. The
defendant will be sentenced on Mon.
day.
Indications for "a hours, commenc
ing at s p. m. Nov 4th, are as follows
For Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, light rains, with light to fresk
southwesterly winds, except on i'm,
mediate coast, where they will be
brisk to high; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
l. K Burns & Co.'S crockery house
at 5S Market street, has assigned fol
the benefit of its creditors. Liabili
ties, 100000; assets not estimated
DUBLIN, Nov Cox, member o.
parliament, is wanted to appear al
Ennis court in answer to summons
for attending proclaimed meetings il
county Claire. A warrant for his ar
rest has been issued.
DUBLIN, Nov. 4-The government
Is resolved to prosecute ali persons
who took part IN the midnight meet
ing It WoodfoI1 on October 26th, al
whiGn the proclamation of ths Lord
Lieutenant forbidding the meeting
was burned. Among those to be pro
secuted are James Rowland, L. p
Gilland, and David Sheehy, members
of parliament, and Denehy, secretary
to the Lord Mayor of Dublin.
LoND1N, Nov Tho police this
morning dispersed meeting of un
employed workingmen which had
gathered in Trafalgar Square, listen
ing to the address of a man nameC
Webb, who was arrested. The mol
made no resistance.
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 4.-The Il
year old son of James Welsh fell uI
a circular saw yesterday in Weber
canyon. He WAS frightfully manglec
and died almost instantly.
! CARSON, New, November 4.-Edwir
Mather and Edward Jones have beer
sentenced TO two years Imprisonment
and fine Of $500 for selling liquor
to Indians
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